The editing in this video is actually great. That mickey mouse voice about getting stuff in and out constantly was pretty LOL

Thanks for the video. These look interesting but just not worth $20K +. We found our solution in a regular 6 x 12 cargo trailer with a roof vent and two windows installed and some e tracks and shelving installed. It holds all of our gear, a couple of people can sleep in there if they want (I built some moveable shelves that also function as beds for people under 5'10), but we always set up at least one tent. The gear you can buy for camping, like high quality awnings, a big propane cooking range, etc is so much more durable and functional than the little stuff that comes in most RV's. It's a bit of work setting up camp but once you get your routine down it goes quickly. And with the gear always stored in the trailer, your always ready to go. You're talking $5,000 - $9,000 depending on how exactly you want to spec your trailer and how much you spend on your gear.

Thanks for this video! I've been eyeing getting one of these. We've done all kinds of camping from ground tents, roof tops, to fifth wheel toy haulers. This seems like it'd be the happy medium, plus I also have a roof top tent on my jeep. I really hadn't thought much about the cons, other than the cost. My wife doesn't think these are worth the money but I want to be able to camp in very remote, hard-for-the-average-camper-to-reach places. I think I might try one out by renting it. There's one available on rv trader in our area. Looks like yall had a great time! I really enjoyed your 2x speed talk. Lol! Really got your point across!

My husband and I loved our Nobo. We did not have the toy hauler door so we had plenty of storage in that 10.6. I am in my 60's so it was time for a TT with a bathroom. Climbing down from the rooftop tent was not ideal during the middle of the night. I loved that tent and miss it terribly! Yes, we could have slept "downstairs" but we only did that when it rained! I rate it a 10.6!!

I want a toy hauler to tow behind my SUV with my motorcycle on board. My SUV has a max towing weight of 5,000 pounds, so I want to stay way (way) under that. I’ve talked myself out of the NoBo a number of times, mostly because of the ridiculous cost. I’m back to converting a cargo trailer. I’d rather camp with a backpack/tent from my motorcycle anyway, but having a hard-sided shelter would be great, too. Thanks for your honest assessment.

6:25 That's a real you, my man LoL. You make my day, thanks. By the way, a hello from Durham

the 2023 nobo now has the independant suspension many upgrades

Great video, I've got a taco as well and wondered about MPG

Thanks for the review. As for the cost: Have you priced an aluminum cargo trailer lately? I’m shocked daily by escalating costs.

I stumbled across the no-bo looking for teardrops and squaredrops, because I got to thinking a small ATV, dirt bike(s) or small snow machine (They make some teeny ones with what look like lawnmower engines on them) would fit in one. Just needed to find one with a back that was one big door. Intech Explore(r) is a squaredrop built for that purpose. Their next size down, the Pursuit, is just big enough to hold an ATV without the roll cage or a small (Say 150 cc's on down) motorcycle or that pesky micro snowmobile I've seen on video. I don't even own an ATV, but I still really like the flexibility offered by making the back wall into one big door. Anyway, I don't think you can get the Pursue with the big door at the back. You kind of convinced me I don't want to be pulling a No-Bo, though. That cross-sectional area of the big, tall, square front of the trailer can't be good for highway speeds. It's not that heavy, so your Tacoma Sport - which probably is rated to 6500 lbs - is plenty strong enough. But on the highway, you're basically trying to pull an 8 foot wall behind you. That's why I'm looking at squaredrops no taller (or not much taller) than my 2012 Tacoma. I also looked at small, custom cargo trailers with that blunt 'V' nose.

Thanks for video bro

The answer is yes

Thanks for this video and your input. i have been eyeing this camper for several months to a year just for cape lookout camping. this video helped me a lot in making my decision. where can i rent this camper?

Great video, thank you !

This is me, unfortunately wife doesn’t do tents, so NoBo it is. 😂

Sold me when you said gazzelle tent. Gonna by a gazelle. Thanks.

Dude …. Great video. Laughing my ass off. So true. Thanks

Watched a guy pull in yesterday with one. Took him over two hours to set up. Lol.

I tow mine with a Volt

Man who prefers tent camping making the case that a camper is more work. Odd. Then again, I feel like setting up and firing up my Coleman stove is less work than messing with propane tanks and hoses. And those slide-out galleys? Keeping it clean would be a real bear. You're going to get food in that hole that's always open whenever your galley's slid out, and getting it spotless before sliding it back in would be a must. I can get (and keep) everything cleaner just throwing my stove on a camp table. Super-easy to keep that clean and keep the food away from the camper. I can see where it would be a pain for a dad, though. If you want the family to go with you to do fun stuff, you've gotta really cater to their needs. Setting up tents for them would be more work, but maybe work that you like more than trying to make a camper seem like home.

Do you think the larger NOBO off-road trailers would be better option?

I never like but you got me lol

Great video....but you didn't really use it the way it's intended to be used....to haul "toys". Motorcycles, atvs, ect. I guess anyone can use it however they want, but that's what I'm looking at it for

Go Fins

Did you need to back it on the ferry? That's what I am dreading.

What size watt generator do you use?

How much to rent?

Where did you rent it from?

I appreciate your review but you said you like to take everything in a backpack but your time in the No Bo was spent getting item and putting away items etc. I don’t understand sounds like you chose to complicate things by taking too much. Keep it simple and leave all the other items at home.

Your hat is on backwards